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High Bush Cranberry Bark
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$1.95
$1.95
Viburnum opulus L.
Also known as Cramp Bark, Cranberry Bush, Cranberry Tree, European Cranberry Bush, Pembina, Pimbina, Snowball Tree, Whitten Tree, Rose Elder, Guelder Rose, and Squaw Bush
$1.95 per Ounce
History: High Bush Cranberries are well known for their bright red, tart berries that are popular in food, especially during the fall and winter seasons. As a native plane of North America, Indians used the plant as both a food source and medicine. When European settlers arrived in America, Natives taught them to use the bush. The bark of the High Bush Cranberry is particularly valued for its medicinal attributes. Native Americans would use the bark as a remedy for pain, mumps, stomach cramps, and as a diuretic.
Uses: nervous complaints, cramps, spasms, convulsions, fits and lockjaw, and also in palpitation, heart disease and rheumatism
Active Ingredients: bitter glucoside Viburnine, tannin, resin and valerianic acid
Actions: antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, nervine, hypotensive, astringent, emmenagogue, sedative
Complementary Herbs: Wild Yam, Valerian, Blackhaw
Also known as Cramp Bark, Cranberry Bush, Cranberry Tree, European Cranberry Bush, Pembina, Pimbina, Snowball Tree, Whitten Tree, Rose Elder, Guelder Rose, and Squaw Bush
$1.95 per Ounce
History: High Bush Cranberries are well known for their bright red, tart berries that are popular in food, especially during the fall and winter seasons. As a native plane of North America, Indians used the plant as both a food source and medicine. When European settlers arrived in America, Natives taught them to use the bush. The bark of the High Bush Cranberry is particularly valued for its medicinal attributes. Native Americans would use the bark as a remedy for pain, mumps, stomach cramps, and as a diuretic.
Uses: nervous complaints, cramps, spasms, convulsions, fits and lockjaw, and also in palpitation, heart disease and rheumatism
Active Ingredients: bitter glucoside Viburnine, tannin, resin and valerianic acid
Actions: antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, nervine, hypotensive, astringent, emmenagogue, sedative
Complementary Herbs: Wild Yam, Valerian, Blackhaw
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